Transferring to Kansas State University
We will do our best to accommodate transfer students with our 2+2 program. The 2+2 program makes it possible for you to graduate with a bachelors degree in four years: 2 years at your community college plus 2 years at K-State. The Department of Agricultural Economics is and has proven to be a great place for transfer students to earn a degree that can lead to great success. With so many career opportunities available, our students have bright futures awaiting them upon graduation. Explore the opportunities that await you.
To make a seamless transition between where you are now and K-State, you should come to K-State as a junior with approximately 60 credits that apply toward the requirements in Agricultural Economics or Agribusiness. Then work through the following steps:
Step 1
Determine which program of study best fits your desired career path. You can figure this out by looking at the careers section of the prospective student website. Finding the career you want will allow you to narrow your major options. Click here to check out different career fields.
Step 2
Figure out which of your classes will be able to be applied toward your degree. Click on the transfer equivalency link for your school. This is a very important step because not all of the courses available at your community college can be used to meet the requirements of our majors. Equivalency Website
Step 3
Fit those classes that will transfer into the major that you desire. Use the program of study sheets to help you determine what requirements you have met.
Programs of Study:
Agribusiness
- Agribusiness
- International
- Food Industry
- Agricultural Sales
- Agribusiness - Fall 2024
- International - Fall 2024
- Agricultural Sales - Fall 2024
Agricultural Economics
- Farm Management
- Specialty
- Pre-Vet
- Pre-Law
- Natural Resources
- Quantitative
- Farm Management - Fall 2024
- Specialty - Fall 2024
- Pre-Vet - Fall 2024
- Pre-Law - Fall 2024
Step 4
You should now be on your way to understanding where you fit within our programs, and we're looking forward to having you as part of our department family. However, if you have any questions please feel free to contact Dr. Elizabeth Yeager, Director of Undergraduate Programs, at 785.532.4935 or agec@ksu.edu. She will be happy to answer any questions or give you extra guidance as you make your way to K-State.
For more information, please contact:
Dr. Elizabeth Yeager
Associate Professor and Director of Undergraduate Programs
343D Waters Hall
Phone: 785.532.4935
agec@ksu.edu